Therefore, every attempt will be made to involve pertinent advisory committees from either or both Centers for products under collaborative review. An intercenter jurisdictional committee is now formed. It is composed of one representative and one alternate from each Center. The committee members will meet on an ad hoc basis, will discuss all jurisdictional questions, and will be expected to handle the majority of requests for jurisdiction assignments.
Where this committee cannot agree upon jurisdictional assignment, or where the sponsor requests review of assignment at the agency level, the product jurisdiction procedures will be used. Carl C. Peck, M. Gerald V.
Quinnan, Jr. Combination Product Contacts. For further information contact either: address update Bruce Burlington M. Product Responsibility Assignments: A. CBER is responsible for the following classes of products: Biological products subject to licensure: a. Other product classes: a. Exceptions: All products that are subject to approved or pending NDAs or BLAs as of the effective date of this agreement will be left under that regulatory mechanism and under the jurisdiction of the center that currently administers the NDA or PLA.
New products that use the same active ingredient s as the above approved products will be assigned to the same lead Center and regulated by the same mechanism BLA or NDA as the approved products.
Combination products: Products that are combinations of one or more drug and one or more biologic products will be assigned based on the products primary mode of action. Assigned to CBER: a. Combination products that consist of a biological product from a product class subject to licensure including biological products that have been chemically modified combined with a radioactive component.
Combination products that consist of a biological product component used as a mode of localization and a toxin component that is not itself a drug product e. Combination products that consist of drug component and a biological component where the drug product enhances the efficacy or ameliorates the toxicity of the biological product. Assigned to CDER: a.
Combination products that consist of a biological product component used as a mode of localization or used to affect the distribution of the product, combined with a nonradioactive drug component used as an effector. Combination products that consist of a biological component and a drug component where the biological component enhances the efficacy or ameliorates the toxicity of the drug product. The following are the medical review responsibilities: A.
Clinical data which will ordinarily be reviewed by CBER medical staff. Clinical data which will ordinarily be reviewed by CDER medical staff. Products intended for diagnostic or therapeutic use in: radiotherapy, hormonal disorders, obstetrics, gynecology and contraception, metabolic disorders, dermatological disorders, ophthalmological disorders. Products intended for: radioimaging, immunosuppression, diagnosis, prevention or treatment of infectious diseases, diagnosis, prevention or treatment of neoplastic disorders, diagnosis, prevention or treatment of rheumatological disorders, diagnosis, prevention or treatment of immunodeficiency disorders, diagnosis, prevention or treatment of hematological disorders other than those mentioned in A.
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Enable or Disable Cookies. Please enable Strictly Necessary Cookies first so that we can save your preferences! Enable All Save Changes. A BLA is a request to introduce, or deliver for introduction, a biological product into interstate commerce. Because biological products are typically derived from living systems, their large, complex structures are often difficult to characterize. This is a key distinction from traditional drug molecules, which are chemically synthesized and structurally both simpler and smaller in size.
The manufacturing process for biological products is also more complicated, due to genetic variability in the source material. Because of this, it is critical that BLAs contain a thorough description of product development and relevant manufacturing procedures, as well as all steps taken to ensure that the final biological product performs consistently across batches.
While BLAs and NDAs serve the same purpose of gaining approval to market a drug in the United States, they differ slightly in terms of their application content and submission requirements.
Regarding approval criteria, NDAs must fulfill three conditions:. Similarly, contents of a BLA should establish that the biological product is safe and potent; however, because biological products are processed from living material, BLA content must also demonstrate purity specifically in terms of showing that the final product does not contain extraneous material. Due to the complexities of manufacturing biological products, a pre-license inspection of the facility is generally required before a BLA is approved.
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